Emerging technologies in healthcare data integration: A microservices approach

Emerging technologies in healthcare data integration are transforming the landscape of medical information systems through microservices architecture. Healthcare organizations face significant challenges with fragmented, monolithic systems that impede efficient patient care delivery and operational performance. This comprehensive article on healthcare data integration reveals the evolution from isolated electronic health record systems with point-to-point interfaces to modern, cloud-native architectures leveraging microservices. The transition demonstrates quantifiable improvements across multiple dimensions of healthcare operations. By decomposing complex integration challenges into discrete, independently deployable services, healthcare institutions achieve faster deployment cycles, enhanced system reliability, and substantially reduced maintenance costs. The implementation of advanced API management, real-time data streaming, and cloud-based integration tools within a microservices framework has enabled healthcare providers to break down persistent data silos, resulting in improved clinical decision-making, streamlined administrative processes, and enhanced regulatory compliance. The adoption of domain-driven design methodologies and container orchestration platforms provides the foundation for secure, scalable integration that adapts to the unique demands of healthcare environments while maintaining data integrity and patient privacy.

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World Journal of Advanced Engineering Technology and Sciences
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2025-05-09
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https://doi.org/10.30574/wjaets.2025.15.2.0554
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Software System Performance and Reliability
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Emerging technologies in healthcare data integration: A microservices approach

G. Bolla
World Journal of Advanced Engineering Technology and Sciences
Software System Performance and Reliability
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Emerging technologies in healthcare data integration: A microservices approach

G. Bolla
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Abstract

Emerging technologies in healthcare data integration are transforming the landscape of medical information systems through microservices architecture. Healthcare organizations face significant challenges with fragmented, monolithic systems that impede efficient patient care delivery and operational performance. This comprehensive article on healthcare data integration reveals the evolution from isolated electronic health record systems with point-to-point interfaces to modern, cloud-native architectures leveraging microservices. The transition demonstrates quantifiable improvements across multiple dimensions of healthcare operations. By decomposing complex integration challenges into discrete, independently deployable services, healthcare institutions achieve faster deployment cycles, enhanced system reliability, and substantially reduced maintenance costs. The implementation of advanced API management, real-time data streaming, and cloud-based integration tools within a microservices framework has enabled healthcare providers to break down persistent data silos, resulting in improved clinical decision-making, streamlined administrative processes, and enhanced regulatory compliance. The adoption of domain-driven design methodologies and container orchestration platforms provides the foundation for secure, scalable integration that adapts to the unique demands of healthcare environments while maintaining data integrity and patient privacy.

World Journal of Advanced Engineering Technology and SciencesVol. 15(2)
Openalex Percentile: Top 90%
Software System Performance and Reliability
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